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'''NHL Radio''' was the official national radio broadcaster of the [[National Hockey League]], covering the [[NHL All-Star Game|All-Star Game]], [[List of Stanley Cup champions|Stanley Cup Finals]], both Conference Finals, selected early round playoff action, and the [[NHL Winter Classic]]. The package was distributed by [[Westwood One]]<ref>[http://the506.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1229354205 NHL Radio no longer on Westwood One]</ref> and premiered in the [[1992-93 NHL season|1992-93 season]]. This arrangement lasted through the end of the [[2007-08 NHL season|2007-08 season]]<ref>[http://the506.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1270768771/650#650 If you're looking for the Stanley Cup finals on radio, you can stop hitting the buttons. Unless you have the XM satellite service, you aren't finding the games. Unlike years past, no national radio network is carrying the event. Thus in the St. Louis market - where listeners can hear indoor football, women's soccer, Frontier League baseball and high school sports - the championship series in one of the supposed "major'' sports is a no-show. "In the past, the Stanley Cup finals were carried by Westwood One, but they don't have it this year and nobody offered it to us,'' said Jason Barrett, programming director at sports-talk station WXOS (101.1 FM).]</ref>.
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'''NHL Radio''' was the official national radio broadcaster of the [[National Hockey League]], covering the [[NHL All-Star Game|All-Star Game]], [[List of Stanley Cup champions|Stanley Cup Finals]], both Conference Finals, selected early round playoff action, and the [[NHL Winter Classic]]. The package was distributed by [[Westwood One]]<ref>[http://the506.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1229354205 NHL Radio no longer on Westwood One]</ref> and premiered in the [[1992-93 NHL season|1992-93 season]]. This arrangement lasted through the end of the [[2007-08 NHL season|2007-08 season]]<ref>[http://the506.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1270768771/650#650 If you're looking for the Stanley Cup finals on radio, you can stop hitting the buttons. Unless you have the XM satellite service, you aren't finding the games. Unlike years past, no national radio network is carrying the event. Thus in the St. Louis market - where listeners can hear indoor football, women's soccer, Frontier League baseball and high school sports - the championship series in one of the supposed "major'' sports is a no-show. "In the past, the Stanley Cup finals were carried by Westwood One, but they don't have it this year and nobody offered it to us,'' said Jason Barrett, programming director at sports-talk station WXOS (101.1 FM).]</ref> until it was relaunched for the 2016 Stanley Cup Finals, through the network's NBC Sports Radio service. The contract was continued for the 2016-17 season with a playoff game of the week, both conference finals, the Stanley Cup finals, the Winter Classic and select regular season games being added.
   
 
==Commentators==
  
==Commentators==
 
*[[Kenny Albert]]
  
*[[Kenny Albert]]
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*[[Joe Micheletti]]
 
*[[Roxy Bernstein]]
 
*[[Roxy Bernstein]]
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*[[Brian Boucher]]
 
*[[Bill Clement]]
 
*[[Bill Clement]]
 
*[[Darren Eliot]]
  
*[[Darren Eliot]]
 
*[[Jim Fox (ice hockey)|Jim Fox]]
  
*[[Jim Fox (ice hockey)|Jim Fox]]
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*[[Ray Ferraro]]
 
*[[Dave Goucher]]
 
*[[Dave Goucher]]
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*[[Gary Green (ice hockey)|Gary Green]]
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*[[Sean Grande (broadcaster)|Sean Grande]]
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*[[Steve Goldstein (broadcaster)|Steve Goldstein]]
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*[[Gary Green]]
 
*[[Brian Hayward]]
  
*[[Brian Hayward]]
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*[[Bret Hedican]]
 
*[[Billy Jaffe]]
  
*[[Billy Jaffe]]
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*[[Ed Olczyk]]
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*[[Ed Olczyk|Eddie Olczyk]]
 
*[[Darren Pang]]
  
*[[Darren Pang]]
 
*[[Howie Rose]]<ref>[http://www.msg.com/television/howie-rose.html He also called the 1993 and 1994 NHL All-Star Games and the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals for the NHL Radio Network.]</ref>
  
*[[Howie Rose]]<ref>[http://www.msg.com/television/howie-rose.html He also called the 1993 and 1994 NHL All-Star Games and the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals for the NHL Radio Network.]</ref>
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*[[Sam Rosen (sportscaster)|Sam Rosen]]
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*[[Sam Rosen]]
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*[[Sherry Ross]]
 
*[[Dan Rusanowsky]]
 
*[[Dan Rusanowsky]]
 
*[[Dave Strader]]
  
*[[Dave Strader]]
 
*[[Ralph Strangis]]<ref>[http://stars.nhl.com/team/app/?service=page&page=NHLPage&id=8505 Over the last five seasons, Ralph has also done play-by-play and ice-level reporting for NHL Radio for World Cup and NHL regular season and playoff games, including the last two Western Conference Final series’.]</ref>
 
*[[Ralph Strangis]]<ref>[http://stars.nhl.com/team/app/?service=page&page=NHLPage&id=8505 Over the last five seasons, Ralph has also done play-by-play and ice-level reporting for NHL Radio for World Cup and NHL regular season and playoff games, including the last two Western Conference Final series’.]</ref>
 
*Joe Tolleson
  
*Joe Tolleson
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*[[John Vanbiesbrouck]]
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=== Stanley Cup Finals commentating crews ===
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Main article: List of Stanley Cup Finals broadcasters
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{| class="wikitable"
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!Year
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!Play-by-play
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!Color commentator(s)
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!Ice level reporter
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|-
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|2019
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|[[Kenny Albert]]
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|[[Joe Micheletti]]
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|[[Brian Boucher]]
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|-
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|2018
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|[[Kenny Albert]]
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|[[Joe Micheletti]]
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|[[Ray Ferraro]]
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|-
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|2017
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|[[Kenny Albert]]
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|[[Joe Micheletti]]
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|[[Ray Ferraro]]
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|-
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|2016
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|[[Kenny Albert]]
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|[[Joe Micheletti]]
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|[[Darren Eliot]]
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|-
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|2008
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Bill Clement]]
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|-
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|2007
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Darren Pang]]
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|-
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|2006
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Darren Eliot]]
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|-
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|2005
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| colspan="6" |''Canceled due to 2004–05 NHL lockout.''
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|-
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|2004
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Ed Olczyk|Eddie Olczyk]]
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|-
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|2003
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Ed Olczyk|Eddie Olczyk]]
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|-
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|2002
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]] and [[Darren Eliot]]
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|-
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|2001
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|-
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|2000
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|-
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|1999
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|-
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|1998
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|[[Sean Grande (broadcaster)|Sean Grande]]
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|-
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|1997
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|[[Doug Brown (sportscaster)|Doug Brown]] and [[Sean Grande (broadcaster)|Sean Grande]]
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|-
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|1996
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|[[Sam Rosen]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|[[Doug Brown (sportscaster)|Doug Brown]] and [[Sean Grande (broadcaster)|Sean Grande]]
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|-
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|1995
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|[[Kenny Albert]]
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|[[Gary Green]]
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|[[Doug Brown (sportscaster)|Doug Brown]]
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|-
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|1994
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|[[Kenny Albert]]
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|[[Sherry Ross]]
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|[[Doug Brown (sportscaster)|Doug Brown]]
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|}
   
 
==References==
  
==References==

Latest revision as of 17:43, 25 August 2019

NHL Radio was the official national radio broadcaster of the National Hockey League, covering the All-Star Game, Stanley Cup Finals, both Conference Finals, selected early round playoff action, and the NHL Winter Classic. The package was distributed by Westwood One[1] and premiered in the 1992-93 season. This arrangement lasted through the end of the 2007-08 season[2] until it was relaunched for the 2016 Stanley Cup Finals, through the network's NBC Sports Radio service. The contract was continued for the 2016-17 season with a playoff game of the week, both conference finals, the Stanley Cup finals, the Winter Classic and select regular season games being added.

Commentators

Stanley Cup Finals commentating crews

Main article: List of Stanley Cup Finals broadcasters

Year Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Ice level reporter
2019 Kenny Albert Joe Micheletti Brian Boucher
2018 Kenny Albert Joe Micheletti Ray Ferraro
2017 Kenny Albert Joe Micheletti Ray Ferraro
2016 Kenny Albert Joe Micheletti Darren Eliot
2008 Sam Rosen Bill Clement
2007 Sam Rosen Darren Pang
2006 Sam Rosen Darren Eliot
2005 Canceled due to 2004–05 NHL lockout.
2004 Sam Rosen Eddie Olczyk
2003 Sam Rosen Eddie Olczyk
2002 Sam Rosen Gary Green and Darren Eliot
2001 Sam Rosen Gary Green
2000 Sam Rosen Gary Green
1999 Sam Rosen Gary Green
1998 Sam Rosen Gary Green Sean Grande
1997 Sam Rosen Gary Green Doug Brown and Sean Grande
1996 Sam Rosen Gary Green Doug Brown and Sean Grande
1995 Kenny Albert Gary Green Doug Brown
1994 Kenny Albert Sherry Ross Doug Brown

References

  1. ↑ NHL Radio no longer on Westwood One
  2. ↑ If you're looking for the Stanley Cup finals on radio, you can stop hitting the buttons. Unless you have the XM satellite service, you aren't finding the games. Unlike years past, no national radio network is carrying the event. Thus in the St. Louis market - where listeners can hear indoor football, women's soccer, Frontier League baseball and high school sports - the championship series in one of the supposed "major sports is a no-show. "In the past, the Stanley Cup finals were carried by Westwood One, but they don't have it this year and nobody offered it to us, said Jason Barrett, programming director at sports-talk station WXOS (101.1 FM).
  3. ↑ He also called the 1993 and 1994 NHL All-Star Games and the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals for the NHL Radio Network.
  4. ↑ Over the last five seasons, Ralph has also done play-by-play and ice-level reporting for NHL Radio for World Cup and NHL regular season and playoff games, including the last two Western Conference Final series’.

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